Whilst this album does have a few good moments, it really is for the most part a forgetful, stretched out collection average metal songs, coming from a band that is known to have produced so much better. Obviously the line-up situation had many problems at the time of making this album, but next to it's great predecessor, 'Objection Overruled', it seems like a bit of a damp squib.

This is bad, how love band can go? This is punk, hard core something, I didnt like it, as teenager I saw dead row video and I knew its not accept what I knew. I am open mindet but this well ... seems they made it in a lov budget home studio. Its bad,
Generation Clash II stands out only

15 songs and only about two of them good -- the two instrumentals are alright as well, at least better than the average stuff on this album. The production sounds someway fake, especially the drums. When I think about it, it's hard to see myself returning to most of this album again. When the album doesn't sound much different than Accept always did, why not just go to where the good material is?

I wouldn't be rating it so low if the album was shorter -- and hence have less bad songs. 70+ minutes of this is too much

Written by Bad English on 12.04.2019 at 09:59

Generation Clash II stands out only

Yeah, that woud be my pick as well, even if it sounds much like a worse version of Balls to the Wall. The second stand out would be Writing On The Wall.

6.7 is just about right for this

I love this album, unlike most. there is something sinister in it.

A horrible album that clocks in over 70 minutes. Most songs here are tiresome and repetitive that I hope i'll never have to hear them again. The Beast Inside stands out as a great stomper, a song that worked perfect as concert opener on the second Dirkschneider tour. Accept has almost always been good at writing ballads and so is the case here, Writing on the Wall breaks the monotonous riffing. Bad Religion is also not a bad song.
Generation Clash II is a weak new version of the original one.